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My mate has this model which looks like a tiny Wraithlord. He says he thinks it's an old 2nd Edition 'Eldar Assassin', a tiny wraithlord (or dreadnought as they were still called back then) with a shuriken catapult coming out of it's head. Anyone able to provide more information on what it actually is? Also is it worth keeping to sell as a collector's model (my mate was about to sell it in a random bits box at a car boot sale until I spotted it and rescued it)?
I've been playing 40K since 1991 and I have never seen anything like it. To be clear this is not an Epic scale model. It is on a 28mm 40K slotta base and the barrel of the shuriken catapult is 40K scale.
It's definately not a model from Epic. We have checked and the Epic Eldar Dreadnoughts/Wraithlords are much smaller. I have just looked at the metal strip between the feet and it says 'Eldar Wardrone 1988' (probably should have checked there first ). So anyone know if this is a collector's piece?
). So anyone know if this is a collector's piece?
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